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Refer the following:
Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth,
Anand Niketan College of Agriculture,
RamKrishna Bajaj College of Agriculture,
Vivekanand College of Agriculture etc.

Yess, all universities in India consider IB syllabus. She can give the entrance test for the particular course.

Dear Aspirant, There are no colleges without matsh that provide BCA in Mumbai however following colleges do provide BCA without maths:-
Christ University, Bangalore
Symbiosis Institute of Computer Studies and Research, Pune
Institute of Management Studies, Noida
Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar
Hope this helps. Thank you.

You can find it here https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/agriculture-colleges-mumbai.

Yes, you can. Anyone with UG related to life Science is eligible for M.Sc. Biotechnology.

Hi Sunita, everything is having its own values. The only thing is we need to get placed in the right organization. Biotechnology is a fast-growing sector where you can find jobs with a good salary.

Everything is having its own values. The only thing is we need to get placed in the right organization. Biotechnology is a fast-growing sector where you can find jobs with good salaries.

Hi Hamsa, All of these are niche courses, the choice depends totally on your interests, aptitude, attitude, hobbies, and aspirations. Every field asked in the question has its own scope, value, pros and cons. Biochemistry will lead to research in the biochemistry industry, pharmaceutical, medical laboratories, etc. Chemistry will help you to get a job in chemical, pharmaceutical, goods processing, dairy, forensic, etc.

Hi Arti, All of these are niche courses, the choice depends totally on your interests, aptitude, attitude, hobbies, and aspirations. Every field asked in the question has its own scope, value, pros, and cons. Biochemistry will lead to research in the biochemistry industry, pharmaceutical, medical laboratories, etc. Chemistry will help you to get a job in chemical, pharmaceutical, goods processing, dairy, forensic, etc. So you can choose as you wish.

Yes. It is an very good option for Chemistry and as well as physics. They have an standard syllabus which would help you for higher studies too.